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Japan Targets Import of 100Mt of LNG by 2030

Japan plans to handle 100 million tonnes (Mt) of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports by 2030, as it sees the supercooled fuel playing an important role in tackling global climate issues, Kallanish Energy reports. According to analysts at IHS Markit, the Japanese government is currently working to revise its LNG …

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China Boosts Daily Gas Intake from Gazprom by 20%

China appetite for Russian gas is surging, with daily supplies from the Power of Siberia pipeline exceeding its contractual volumes by 20%, Kallanish Energy reports. Russian gas giant Gazprom said in a note on Monday that it continues increasing its gas supplies to China via the pipeline, with volumes from …

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China to Favor LNG over Piped Gas Imports

China is likely to favor liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports over pipeline gas supply until 2027, Fitch Solutions said on Monday. The super-chilled fuel will continue to be dominant over piped gas imports because of rampant expansion of domestic LNG import capacity. In addition, it will take the Power of …

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US Natgas Demand will Drop 4% This Year

U.S.’s natural gas consumption is set to decline 4% this year to an average of 81.7 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d), the Energy Information Administration said in its May Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) last week. The drop reflects mainly a 7.1% decrease in gas demand from the industrial sector, …

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Oil to Become Accidental Natgas Savior

Oil markets are driving a sense of optimism in the natural gas market “not seen in years,” according to analysts at the Bank of America Global Research. That’s because the collapse in oil prices accelerated the timeline for associated gas declines as many oil producers look to shut-in production or …

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IEA Suggests OPEC+ Deepen, Speed up Supply Cuts

The International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Tuesday the OPEC+ should consider quicker, deeper production cuts to ease the turmoil in oil markets, Kallanish Energy reports. Executive director Fatih Birol said the initial 9.7 million barrels per day (Mmbpd) production cut in May and June “is a solid start but …

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